The conspirators arrive at Brutus’s home to plan the assassination.

Rome celebrates Caesar’s success in the Movement while Cassius and Brutus secretly express their misgivings.

Marcus Gardley’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s roiling political drama takes us into the heart of the Civil Rights movement. Directed by Harry Lennix and translated into modern English verse by Shishir Kurup, featuring the voices of Michael Potts, Glenn Davis, Megan Boone and Jeremy Tardy, with original composition and Sound Design by Lindsay Jones.

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All four couples are united in a miraculous event that could only happen in Arden (or Woodstock!).

Orlando makes peace with Oliver and confesses his love for Rosalind to “Johnnyseed”.

Rosalind gets more than she bargained for when she confronts Phoebe for being mean to Silvius.

Rosalind disguises herself as a “love doctor” to help Orlando woo her properly, while Jacques tries to talk Touchstone out of marrying Audrey.

Jacques and Duke Senior welcome Orlando and Adam to their feast in the forest as Duke Frederick rages at Oliver to find his brother or be banished from the realm.

Duke Frederick banishes Rosalind from his court, prompting Celia to accompany her cousin in exile, disguised as men. Together with the jester Touchstone, they flee to the Forest of Arden, where the banished Duke Senior preaches about the virtues of nature.

Oliver plots the murder of his brother Orlando at the hands of Charles the Wrestler but Orlando beats all odds, winning the heart of Rosalind, daughter of the banished Duke Senior.

Set in Woodstock during the sixties’ “Summer of Love,” David Ivers’ translation of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” upends the rules of romance, gender, nature and politics in a tale of life’s joy and confusion. Directed by Kim Martin Cotten with original songs and music by Lindsay Jones.

A nosy obituary writer in the small town of Crestfall, Idaho oversteps his job description by investigating mysteries surrounding the deaths he writes about, until a series of strange events connected to his only friend lead him to an ominous secret lurking in the Dark Woods.

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Chaos ensues as Vincentio arrives at Baptista’s house, but all is forgiven when Lucentio confesses and Baptista accepts his marriage to Bianca. That evening, Petruchio challenges all the newlywed husbands to a contest to see whose wife respects her husband the most.

Kate plays along with Petruchio’s game while Baptista seals the deal for Lucentio to marry his daughter.

Petruchio vows to tame Kate with kindness, Hortensio abandons his pursuit of Bianca, and Biondello finds the perfect person to impersonate Lucentio’s father, Vincenzio.

Petruchio arrives for the wedding drunk and disheveled and sweeps Kate away from the celebration, leaving the guests to feast without the newlyweds.

The fight is on as Petruchio and Kate meet and plan to marry, while Tranio, Gremio, Lucentio and Hortensio vie for Bianca’s attention.

Bianca’s suitors try to outdo each other as Petruchio secures the promise of a huge dowry from Baptista for winning Katherina’s hand.

When the wealthy Baptista announces that he will not marry off his beautiful young daughter, Bianca, until he finds a husband for his temperamental eldest daughter, Katherina, Bianca’s suitors welcome the arrival of the overly confident Petruchio, who has come to Padua to find himself a wife with money.

HEXADEC is an anthology podcast featuring standalone episodes of a variety of themes and styles. It's not just limited to fiction — we'll have nonfiction, too! But what makes them a part of the anthology? Every episode is inspired by a hexadecimal color code!

Directed by Art Manke and designed by Lindsay Jones, Amy Freed’s translation of “The Taming of the Shrew” pits the two smartest people in the room against each other in a match of wits to tame the society that surrounds them

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